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Stop Underbidding Big Lots With Paving Contractor Software

One flat per-square-foot price is how big lots lose money. Procured bids seal, crack fill, tons and stalls in their own units. Then you match each bid against what the crew spent.

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Features

From a Driveway Reseal to a Church Parking Lot

The bid comes first, because an underbid lot costs the most. Then lot costs, rain days, billing, estimate drives and reseals.

Mixed-Unit Bids

Every Unit Priced, Even the Cracks

A church wants its 60,000 sq ft lot sealed, cracked and restriped. Price two coats of seal per square foot and hot-pour crack fill per linear foot. Each stall gets its own line, all in one proposal.

  • Save sealcoat rates per sq ft → a driveway bid takes a minute
  • Price crack fill per linear foot → the slow hand work gets paid
  • Add patching by the ton → hot mix priced with your margin
  • Price new layout above restripe → the extra work gets paid
  • Set a minimum on remove-and-replace patches → small dig-outs still pay
  • Offer one coat or two on the same bid → the customer chooses
  • Add a travel line for far lots → the drive gets paid
Lot Costs

See What Each Lot Cost You

Last fall's big lot kept the crew busy but left little money. Log sealer, sand and crack-fill receipts on the job, add crew hours, and compare the total to the bid.

  • Log crack-fill boxes used → next year's bid is closer
  • Submit sealer and sand receipts as expenses → Procured adds them up
  • Have crews clock in at the lot → you see labor cost per lot
  • Leave notes for the seal crew → fresh patches get flagged
  • Photo each plant ticket → hot mix cost stays with the lot
  • Check business reports after the season → see how the year went
Weather Scheduling

Rain-Outs Moved Before the Crew Loads Up

Seal needs a dry day to cure, and the trade's rule of thumb is no paving under about 45°F. When Thursday turns to rain, drag three driveways to Monday and the crew sees it on their phones.

  • Drag rained-out driveways to Monday → the crew day isn't lost
  • Spread a big lot over three nights → work around store hours
  • Color jobs by type → seal, patch and stripe days stand apart
  • Book the patch crew ahead of the seal crew → work lands in order
  • See each crew's week side by side → nobody gets double-booked
  • Call homeowners whose day moved → cars stay off fresh seal
  • Say "Reschedule the Dunn visit to Monday" → confirm and it moves
Driveway and Lot Billing

Paid on the Driveway, Tracked on the Lot

Homeowners tend to pay the day you finish. Commercial lots pay on net 30 (30 days after the bill) or later. Invoice the driveway before you pack up the squeegee, and keep a clear list of which property managers still owe.

  • Invoice the driveway from the truck → paid before you pull away
  • Attach before-and-after photos → the HOA (homeowners association) board sees it
  • Put net 30 on the lot bid → the manager agrees before you pave
  • See which lots still owe in October → chase before winter
  • Bill big lots by bank transfer → fees stay under 1%
  • Require money down before a new driveway → the deposit covers the hot mix
Fewer Estimate Drives

Quote Driveways Without the Evening Drive

Driving across the county every night to measure driveways burns fuel and daylight. A website form brings in the address and photos, so you can bid the easy ones from the truck.

  • Add a lead form to your site → each request comes with driveway photos
  • Bid from photos with a crack-fill note → fewer after-work trips
  • Send the bid before the next contractor calls → first price in
  • See when a property manager opens a bid → follow up that day
  • Resend an unopened HOA proposal → stay on the board's list
  • Mark lost bids declined → see how many lots you're losing
Reseal Customers

Resell Last Year's Driveways

Driveways and lots need sealing again every few years, and past customers are the cheapest work you'll ever win. Winter is when you go back through them and send next season's bids.

  • Open a customer's job history → see when you last sealed it
  • Start from last year's saved template → a reseal bid in minutes
  • Keep church and HOA contacts on client profiles → bid lists in one place
  • Bid spring work in January → the calendar fills before the season
  • Note which lots had oil spots primed → next bid includes prep
  • List lots sealed three years ago → your spring call list

Try It Free for 14 Days

Use paving contractor software free for 14 days and start booking jobs and sending invoices from day one.

Why Procured

Terms Built for a Short Paving Season

Your season may run six months, and you may have paid for tools that sat unused. Here's how Procured's terms work.

Flat price; no contract to carry through winter
Bid April's driveways free for 14 days
A $12,000 parking lot by bank transfer: $96
Rain-out day? Setup takes under five minutes
Call US-based support from the plant line
We'll walk you through it before your first seal day
Who It's For

Which Seal and Paving Shops This Fits

Sealcoat crews and small paving shops are the right size for Procured. Big road builders bidding DOT (state road department) work need tools it doesn't have.

Procured Is ForProcured Is Not For
You seal driveways and small lots with a two-person rigYou haul your own mix and dispatch dump trucks
Sealcoat, crack fill and striping fill most of your daysYou want aerial takeoff that measures the lot for you
You bid lots for churches, HOAs and property managersYou bid DOT or public work with certified payroll
Rain wipes out days and you reshuffle the week oftenYou schedule pavers, rollers and milling machines as equipment
You want to resell past customers every few yearsYou need retainage and progress billing on GC (general contractor) jobs
You're growing from sealcoating into patching and pavingYou track sealer gallons and sand stock in your tanks
You want receipts and crew hours tied to each lotYour company has several yards and over 50 people
Learn More

What Is Paving Contractor Software?

Paving contractor software is an app asphalt contractors use to bid jobs, schedule crews, record the work and bill. For a sealcoating or paving shop, that means bids in square feet, linear feet and tons. It also means dragging a seal day's jobs when a cold front or storm rolls in. Procured doesn't do plan takeoff or tonnage math, so it won't bid a job from plans.

FAQ

Common Questions

How do I bid a driveway without driving out to measure it?

Add a web request form where homeowners send the address and a few photos. Measure the square footage with the satellite tool you already use. Then send the bid from Procured, with a note that crack fill is a best guess. Save the drive for big lots and bad driveways.

How do I quote crack fill when I can't measure every crack?

Add crack fill as a per-linear-foot line with your best guess. Write in the quote terms that the final footage may change. Log the boxes the crew used on the job. After a season of real numbers, your crack-fill bids get closer to what the lot takes.

What if the lot owner adds stall layout on site?

Add it to the job as a new priced line, and get their OK before the paint truck moves. Layout costs more than restriping, so save it as its own item. If it's big, send a revised quote and wait for them to accept. Then the invoice matches what they approved.

What happens when a storm wipes out Thursday's driveways?

Drag the rained-out jobs to the next dry day, and a multi-day lot moves as one job. Procured doesn't read the forecast or text customers. Check the weather two days out, so you move jobs before the crew loads the tank.

Can I take a deposit or offer financing on a new driveway?

Deposits yes, financing no. Put a deposit on the paving quote, sized to cover the mix and trucking. Invoice the balance once the drive is rolled. Procured has no customer financing, so point homeowners to their bank if they need a loan.

Does Procured's asphalt paving software track tonnage and plant tickets?

Not directly. There's no tonnage math, and plant tickets aren't read in. Save hot mix per ton in your price book, then photograph each plant ticket onto the job. If a customer questions how many tons went down, the tickets sit right next to the invoice.

Can I mark up an aerial photo for the customer?

Not inside Procured. Mark up the aerial in the photo app you already use, with colors for seal, cracks and patches. Then attach that image to the quote. The property manager sees the scope right beside the price.

Is Procured built for GC and DOT paving projects?

Not the heavy kind. GC and DOT jobs often need submittals, daily reports, held-back pay and certified wage reports. If you need those, Procured isn't it. It's software for paving contractors who bid driveways and lots, schedule crews, take photos and send invoices.

Does paving contractor software replace my accounting program?

No, Procured syncs with your accounting software, so a paid sealcoat invoice doesn't need retyping. Bids, crews, photos and job costs live in Procured. Taxes and the year-end books stay where your bookkeeper wants them. You keep one set of numbers, not two.

What's the best paving software for a two-person sealcoat rig?

One that bids in your units, moves rain days fast and lets homeowners pay online. That covers what a two-person sealcoat rig needs. Working alone, you can run sealcoat jobs on the Solo plan for $49 a month. Your helper makes two, which moves you to the Team plan: $75 a month for five people or fewer.

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